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Richard White
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I really hate the fact, that new DC logo is on my otherwise very swanky looking second Kamandi omnibus.
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Shawn Kane
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I miss the Marvel bar across the top of the comic.
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Peter Martin
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I still think the new DC logo stinks, but I don't hate it quite as much as I thought. When it appears at the end of 'Arrow' each week I don't find it all that displeasing, for example.
I don't think Marvel have ever had a strong logo.
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Joel Tesch
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Greg, I like all of those you posted. Especially the DC Bullet and the Marvel Comics "M" logo.
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Phil Kreisel
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Remember this one? If you blinked, you missed it, but I always liked it. 
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Sam Karns
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Why did the company called it POP ART Productions?
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Robert White
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Marvel was riding the wave of popularity of pop art in general. The most visiable proponent was probably Andy Warhol. I suppose the general concept was that popular culture concepts, like comic books, could be seen as real "art."
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Robert White
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I still don't understand the concept behind the new DC logo. I can't recall reading that anyone really likes it or much cares about it, so I have to wonder what the point was? Does stuff like this affect sales or consumer perception in the slightest when it comes to a comic book audience? Perhaps the underused logo design team at DC needed a reason to justify their existence? Maybe they're all big The Velvet Underground & Nico fans?
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Thomas Moudry
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I'm not sure why DC change logos so soon after switching to the "spin" logo.
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Bill Catellier
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Preferred the DC bullet. I also like the Marvel Comics box. Those were my favorites.
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Aaron Smith
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I'll vote for the ones Thomas picked.
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Wallace Sellars
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Remember this one? If you blinked, you missed it, but I always liked it.
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I have a framed cover (taken from a calendar) with that one on it.
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